How do I put a Speech Recognition Engine into an 'if' statement

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Hey. Is there a way to put a speech recognition engine into a if statement. I have tried but i always get an error and the error is
"Cannot assign RecognizeAsyncStop() because it is in a method group".

This is the code that I have

C#

if (recEngine.RecognizeAsyncStop = true)
{
    MessageBox.Show("Speech Recognition has been disabled")
}

Is there a work around?

Posted 26-Jul-15 7:20am

Coder1999

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[no name] 26-Jul-15 13:48pm

RecognizeAsyncStop is a method, you are missing some (). But your if makes no sense since RecognizeAsyncStop returns void.

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Patrice T · Answer 1 · 2015-07-26T07:41:00

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Yes, learn the language !

The error message tells you that your code don't do what you think it is.

Posted 26-Jul-15 7:41am

Patrice T